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Effects of Perfetti's Method on Cognition, Dexterity and Sensory Motor Function of the Upper Extremity in Stroke Patients
Null Hypothesis (HO) There is no difference between the effects of Perfetti's Method versus routine physical therapy on cognition, dexterity, and sensory motor function of the upper extremity in stroke patients. Alternate Hypothesis (HA) There is a difference between the effects of Perfetti's Method versus routine physical therapy on cognition, dexterity, and sensory motor function of the upper extremity in stroke patients.
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